Sonic Drive-In plans three new area locations, beginning in Westfield

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6 thoughts on “Sonic Drive-In plans three new area locations, beginning in Westfield

  1. Yet another of the more “classic” fast food places going to Hamilton County. You practically trip over these types of restaurants when you get to Fishers, Carmel or Noblesville. Even with a lot of growth and a large “affluent” population, things are getting a bit clogged.
    Any “new” or newer restaurants all go to Hamilton County and if they do come to Johnson County, its to Greenwood or the Marion County/ Johnson County line. There is quite a bit more south of Greenwood to look at. This county is growing quickly too. When I-69 opens all the way to I-465, Morgan and Johnson Counties will the largest and fastest growing area. At that point those same companies will have to fight over the land then. Land and housing all over Johnson County is still reasonable but this is quickly changing. Any existing home that goes on the market here stays available for about 1 day. So some of the researchers for these companies need to do a little more work.

    1. It’s packed on the Northside because they have infrastructure and schools that people want their kids to go to. No one moves to the Southside because they want their kids to go to Perry, Greenwood, or Whiteland schools.

      Johnson County was pokey when it came to infrastructure and that’s one reason why they have lagged. I mean, they have no way to easily get from east to west on the entire Southside, and the “East West Corridor” they’re building from I-65 to I-69 is a joke because they’re doing it on the cheap due to land costs. Hamilton County was proactive, Johnson County is reactive.

      Greenwood’s redevelopment projects will help with their land prices but they’ve got to improve their schools to the level of Center Grove.

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